Salem News

In the Paint: Hitting their stride: Young Generals starting to put wins together

The Hamilton-Wenham boys basketball team is small in terms of height; almost all of its experience has been earned through its first nine games this season, and it has faced some strange statistical trends so far ...
Salem News

Marblehead's Laing savors World Junior hockey opportunity

Not every professional hockey rink was dark for the entire NHL lockout ...
Salem News

Flaherty earns full scholarship to continue football career at Holy Cross

It's only been a little over a month since Brendan Flaherty left his indelible stamp on Beverly High football history by leading the Panthers to their second Super Bowl triumph in three seasons while producing the school's best-ever season at 13-0 ...
North Shore Dish

Enzo Chef Draws Culinary Inspiration from the Great Molasses Flood

The Great Molasses Flood of 1919 fascinates many of us that grew up in the Boston area ...
North Shore Dish

In Pursuit of Pho at Peabody’s Triple 888

Deciding to dine at this Peabody eatery may have you second-guessing yourself ...
Boston Globe

Massachusetts retailers say sales below projections

Retailers across Massachusetts blamed distractions from the fiscal cliff standoff, fierce competition from online rivals, and mild weather for delivering a holiday season that fell short of expectations ...
Boston Globe

Longtime administrator John Jerome tapped as interim school superintendent in Brockton

John Jerome, the current deputy superintendent and Brocktons former executive director of teaching and learning for grades 6 to 8, easily won the vote of the city School Committee Wednesday as the panel reorganized its leadership and also accepted the resignation of outgoing Superintendent Matthew Malone, who was tapped by Governor Deval Patrick on Dec ...
Boston Globe

Lace Up for 6th annual Jimmy Myers 3-on-3 basketball tournament ??

The JCC???s popular Jimmy Myers 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament is Monday, Jan ...
Boston Globe

Over 50 firefighters called to extinguish Swampscott blaze

No one was hurt in the three-alarm fire, which took over 50 firefighters from Swampscott, Lynn, Marblehead, Revere, Swampscott, Salem, and Nahant more than an hour to extinguish ...
Boston Globe

Chilling temperatures delay 20 trains, subway service and Boston school buses

This mornings bitter cold is being blamed for mechanical failures that caused delays on the MBTAs subway lines, on the commuter rails operated by the Massachusetts Bay Commuter Rail company and for some Boston public school students ...
North Shore Locavore

NSAC Chides Farm Bill Extension

The National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition issued a statement yesterday about the nine-month farm bill extension negotiated in the Senate as part of the larger fiscal cliff bill, which was approved by both houses of Congress and is now awaiting the President's signature ...
Boston Globe

Social Security hike goes into effect, cutting most pay checks by 2 percent

Even if Congress succeeds in passing a fiscal deal, most employees will still take home less money in 2013 because a temporary cut in payroll taxes is scheduled to expire Tuesday ...
Boston Globe

Hyman Goldin, 99; former BU professor promoted public television

Hyman Goldin was executive secretary for the Carnegie Commission on Educational Television, which produced an influential 1967 report that helped lead to the creation of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and later taught broadcast regulation and public policy at Boston University ...
Boston Globe

Energy saving program expanding

Three months into the launch of The Big Blue Energy Initiative, a program to help residents reduce their home energy bills, the Swampscott Renewable Energy Committee recently announced that 28 households have signed up for home energy assessments, and that energy provider National Grid had selected the town as a municipal partner to expand the program and encourage energy savings elsewhere as part of its 2012-2013 Energy Initiative.
Boston Globe

Local volunteers are needed to drive cancer patients to and from treatment

The American Cancer Societys Road to Recoveryprogram is in need of volunteers to drive local cancer patients to and from chemotherapy and radiation treatments in Peabody, Danvers, and Boston ...
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Tom Coakley is the assistant editor of the Globe West regional print edition and this Swampscott site.

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